How to buy EOS coin using a debit and credit card

EOS

What is EOS?

EOS is a blockchain launched by Bitshares founder Dan Larimer on the 26th of June 2017 as an initial coin offering (ICO). The network is based on the blockchain of Ethereum. The key difference is that EOS is built to allow more speed and scalability on the network in order to automate processes in larger corporations.

How to create an EOS wallet

Sign up for a free Coindirect account and you will automatically get a free EOS online wallet . You can use your EOS wallet to buy, sell, store, send (withdraw) and receive (deposit) EOS.

How to create an EOS address?

Once you have signed up for a free Coindirect account all you need to do press the ‘Receive’ button to reveal your Coindirect EOS wallet address.

How to buy EOS with a credit card

  1. Sign up for a free Coindirect accountBuy EOS
  2. Find your EOS Wallet and click the  ‘Buy’ button in your EOS Wallet.Buy EOS credit card
  3. Select “New VISA Card (EUR)” or “New credit card (NGN)” if you are in Nigeria.Buy EOS credit card
  4. Enter EUR value of EOS you want to purchase (more than the minimum limit) or the EOS amount you want to buy and then click ‘Preview Buy’Buy EOS credit card
  5. You will receive a quote, press ‘confirm’ before the timer runs out (counts down from 55 seconds)Buy EOS credit card
  6. Type in your credit card details and pay
  7. You will be taken to a page to verify your transactionBuy EOS credit card
  8. Finally, you will be redirected back to your Coindirect Wallet once the payment is successful

How do I purchase EOS from my bank account?

If you are in South Africa or in Europe in a SEPA country you can deposit ZAR and EUR into your Coindirect ZAR Wallet or Euro Wallet respectively.

To fund your account you have to transfer money using bank transfers. To get the funding instructions so that your account is credited:

  1. Go to your ZAR/EUR wallet and click the “Fund now” button. Alternatively, click the Fund tab in your Coindirect wallet and click on “Transfer Now”.
  2. Select the bank to transfer to from the drop-down menu to get payment details and the reference you should use (highlighted in blue)
  3. Transfer the money from your bank account into the account shown on the screen then wait for the bank transfer to be processed (0-3 business days depending on the bank).
  4. Once the funds reflect in your ZAR wallet, go to your EOS wallet and click “Buy” and select “Wallet (ZAR)” or “Wallet (EUR)” as you payment method.

Where can I sell my EOS?

You can sell EOS from your Coindirect wallet by clicking the ‘Sell’ button in your EOS wallet.

If you are in a SEPA region or South Africa. You can sell your EOS and instantly get money transferred to your Wallet (ZAR or EUR).

If you are in another region with no local currency wallet. You can sell your EOS by creating a sell offer on the marketplace.

You now know how to buy EOS instantly from almost anywhere in the world. Make sure to download the Coindirect App to trade EOS from the palm of your hands.

Credit card limits

Please note that Coindirect has limits for credit card purchases in place.

Make sure that your account is verified so that your credit card purchase limits are increased.

Currently, the limits for credit card purchases are:

Unverified users – €175 – €500

Verified users – €890 – €1000

Earn Ripple

If you introduce your friends to buy cryptocurrencies such as EOS, make sure you send a link through to the platform the Earn programme. If they sign up to Coindirect, both you and the friend will receive 5 XRP for free when they perform their first transaction.

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